Rusko's Cockney Thug introduces wub and wobble

2007: Number 42 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance musicWhen, in 2007, London superclub Fabric wanted to put out its first mix CD dedicated to the burgeoning genre of dubstep, it didn't go to any of the more established names: Skream or Benga, Kode9 or the Digital Mystiks. Instead, FabricLive37 passed the baton to a pair of young bucks – west London DJ/producer Caspa and his Leeds-born friend and collaborator, Rusko.Dubstep, at the time, remained a genre with a rather d...

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